My Secret Husband From A Parallel Universe Is Actually A Big Shot
Lin Ye is a famous doctor, so famous that she is always the number one search on the internet every day. The people who line up to be treated by her could reach the milky way. Even with the popularity, she still lives a normal life that is until one day a patient is brought in and he gets treated by her. when he wakes up, he refuses to leave saying, "I am your husband, you are my wife, why should I leave?" Lin Ye is shocked and before her heart can settle, a milky bun opens the door and enters then plasters himself on her foot while crying loudly, "Mommy, why did you leave me? why did you abandon Xiao Ye?" Lin Ye gets dizzy...wait.... "when did I get a husband? when did I give birth to a child? aaah! take these people away from me..." The two are not simple, just who are they and what do they want from her? DISCLAIMER! THIS BOOK IS CONSIDERED MEDICAL SO ANY METHOD DESCRIBED IN THE BOOK SHOULD NOT BE USED AT ALL, THEY ARE SIMPLY THOUGHTS OF MINE AND ARE FICTITIOUS. There is an essence of parallel universe, read to find out more "Love is a flame that burns eternal, lighting up the darkest of nights."
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The audition was happening at the Glory Theater that was near the Mo Group's building. The space was large because many artists had come out to try their luck. Mo Group's endorsements were a big deal and if anyone clinched the deal today then she would be set for life. Wei Mugun was already here and he was currently strolling while trying to ensure everything was in place. Zhou Ling was also around. This was her project and she wanted to make sure every little detail was perfect. Several other casting directors were also present. Managers from Mo Group were also in abundance. You could easily tell that this was such a big deal. Mo Group was already involved in many sectors but they had recently joined the fashion industry. Their products included a wide range of make-up that was inclusive of all skin types and also a clothing brand that was made purely by local tailors and manufacturers. Their clothes were so good that they would immediately sell out when adverts were done.